Japan seemed never to stop to make a very unique innovations. Japan has recently made garments shaped jacket with air conditioning.
Futuristic trend seems to really make the Japanese desire to keep cool in the hot summer. Of course, most people will just turn on the AC, but the blackouts have become commonplace in certain regions in Japan after quake, tsunamis and the nuclear disaster that occurred. This makes the air conditioner can not be used in a long time.
Kuchofuku Co.. Ltd.Company which was established in 2004, making clothes shaped jacket which uses a pair of batteries that are on the jacket. Usefulness of such batteries are designed so that the jacket can draw air from the outside and fill in so it will feel cool when wearing it.
"People ask me, why would I want to wear a jacket when in hot conditions," said Hiroshi Ichigaya, an engineer, inventor of the technology Kuchofuku clothing.
"I tell them, because it is cooler than not wearing clothes," he said.
Post-tsunami in Japan needs to be conditioned to be so rare, Ichigaya represent sales to super cool clothing has increased tenfold.
He added that the goal is not to lower the air temperature, but more keep comfortable clothes with help evaporate sweat and keep the air to keep flowing.
"This discovery eliminates the need for air conditioning large energy consumers simultaneously," he concluded.
Futuristic trend seems to really make the Japanese desire to keep cool in the hot summer. Of course, most people will just turn on the AC, but the blackouts have become commonplace in certain regions in Japan after quake, tsunamis and the nuclear disaster that occurred. This makes the air conditioner can not be used in a long time.
Kuchofuku Co.. Ltd.Company which was established in 2004, making clothes shaped jacket which uses a pair of batteries that are on the jacket. Usefulness of such batteries are designed so that the jacket can draw air from the outside and fill in so it will feel cool when wearing it.
"People ask me, why would I want to wear a jacket when in hot conditions," said Hiroshi Ichigaya, an engineer, inventor of the technology Kuchofuku clothing.
"I tell them, because it is cooler than not wearing clothes," he said.
Post-tsunami in Japan needs to be conditioned to be so rare, Ichigaya represent sales to super cool clothing has increased tenfold.
He added that the goal is not to lower the air temperature, but more keep comfortable clothes with help evaporate sweat and keep the air to keep flowing.
"This discovery eliminates the need for air conditioning large energy consumers simultaneously," he concluded.
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